moral problem

They see it as a scientific rather than a moral problem.

But it is not a moral problem, only a practical one.

The moral problem was not the game but the loss by workers in a few hours on Sunday of their wages for the whole week.

It is essentially a technical rather than a moral problem.

Almost immediately the new coalition began to question the criminal law approach to moral problems.

You run into moral problems doing research on a woman's body and a human embryo.

In this situation, we cannot stay silent about the legal and moral problems surrounding a war.

No one in this life avoids facing up to moral problems.

Therefore, animal use in itself does not raise a moral problem for Singer.

They look for moral problems in costs but never in benefits.

Not a single moral problem to cope with, only material ones!"

Perhaps others wrestled with ethical or moral problems, as did he.

In many respects, the moral problems that America has have turned it into a street of shame.

Such a policy, he said, "would raise enormous theological and moral problems in the teaching of the church."

The program examined contemporary moral problems and gave Christian solutions.

Passive smoking is a moral problem, because those who suffer have no choice.

These are also moral problems for you and me, because they involve the very precepts of God in which we believe.

The workshop will open each session with a discussion of moral problems the children have faced.

The moral problems apparently created by chocolate consumption must have been very relevant at the time.

During this time he was also exposed to the moral problems caused by the exploitation of women and labor.

Another woman on the panel said, "I don't have a moral problem with the death penalty.

This has been a frequent and subtle moral problem in the intellectual life of the last hundred years.

The feminist response to abortion as a moral problem has been ambivalent.

This is an ethical and moral problem as well as a legal one.